St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
Events TO COME.

Invitations are out for recital to be
given by the private pupils of Miss Mar
gueiite W. Morton, at Wacouta chapel,
Thursday evening, Dee. %. The par
Elephants will include Miss Marie Hamm,
Miss Minnie {. Morton, Miss DOttie
Hughson. Miss Alice Dawson, Miss Cor
nelia Saunders, Miss Anita FurneSs,
Miss May Williams. Miss Marguerite W.
Morton, Miss Meeta Thompson. Miss
Rena Ames. Miss Alice Lee. Miss CleOne
Daniels, Miss Margaret Rugg, Arthur
G.. Farwell.
The Sleeping Princess IS the title
of beautiful little operetta that will be
sung by the Sunday school children of
st. Johns Episcopal church at Turner
hall next Thursday evening. the 10Th
inst. Il promises to be one of the
most charming amateur performances
ever given in this city. Those who
have charge of it have arranged for most
beautiful cOstuming and elaborate stage
decorations. The admission price has
been fixed at 30 cents. and the proceeds
to 90 to the benefit of the Sunday
school.
A grand musical and literary enter
tainment will be given Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 20, at the C.. S. p. S. hall, cor
liNl w CSttlH thCIiuC anu W Col oCNCIllI
street, under the auspices of the ladies
of ST. James parish. Refreshments
will be served from 6: 80 till S p. m. A
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
The ladies of ST. Peters Episcopal
mission will hold bazaar and fancy fair
on the afternoon and evening of
Wednesday the 21St inst. i'll the Odd
Fellows hall. East Seventh street, be-
tween Hoffman and Maria avenues. An
elegant supper will be served in the
evening for the convenience of business
men and others.
A benefit ball, to be given by the
united assemblies. Knights of Labor and
trades unions of the city. for the benefit
of the st. Paul Cooperative Mercantile
company, will take place Monday even
ing, Jan. 2. 1888, in Market hall. Music
will be furnished by the First Regiment
band.
Tuesday evening, Dec. 90, another
pleasing entertainment will be given
by Acker post, G. A. r., when James
&. Clark will appear. This will be an
''evening of song" and selections will
be made from home, sacred, patriotic,
national and character songs.
St. Paul Camp, No. l, Sons of Veter-
ans. L. S. A., gives its New years social
party hill2lllo vi tiildo
day evening. Jan. ,, 1883. The First
Regiment band will furnish the music.t
The Capital City Dancing club will
have its next social hop Tuesday even
ing, Dec u. Each lady in the grand
march will be presented with souvenir
of the last social hop of 1887.
"The Sleeping Princess" will begin
in Turner hail Thursday, Dec. %. The
st. James church Sunday school children
will make up the cast.
Mrs. Auerbach will give a dancing
party next Thursday evening in COM
pliment TO her guest, Miss Rittenbouse,
of Washington, ID. G..
The Ideal Social club will give its
third social hop at Siebert'S parlOrs Fri
day evening, Dec. so.
The next meeting of Amity circle, of
West St. Paul. occurs Tuesday evening
in Liedertofel hall.
st. Lukes Aid society will meet next
Wednesday night. Mrs. Dodge, CAT
Olive street.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give
Leap year party Jan. II at Society
hall.
Next Friday evening the No Name
club will give dancing party.